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Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

John Nelson, living short distance
north of Ogallah lost a child by death
this week. The child was seven or eight
years old. and was suffering with fever.
It is said she was given something to put
her to sleep, and that she never awoke.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

Hon. D. R. B. Harlan, who had been
here, visiting his parents, started Wedhes-
day evening to his home, in Caldwell
county, Mo.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

The jury last Saturday afternoon
pronounced Berg guilty of stealing those
tools He was fined ten dollars. Justice
Hutzel has not completed the footing up
of the costs, but be estimates that for
the three cases in which Berg was defend
ant they viii amount to at least four hum
dred dollars.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

ANY good printer who wants work fo
short time can get it by calling at thi
Office. No time for correspondence.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

The frame of the Baptist church was
raised on Thursday. The work of enclos-
ing the structure is in progress.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

Senator Plumb remarked that We
Keeney shows splendid growth since he
saw her in the spring of 1885.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Wilcox and
family came all the way up from the
Smoky bottom to attend the Thursday
evening reception.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

Mrs. E. L. Ferris returned home on
Tuesday of last week from a visit to rela.
tives and friends in st. Joseph, No., and
vicinity.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29
Postponed for q Week.

The district meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society, which was
called in this city November l, has been
postponed until the 8, on account of the
repairing of the church building interfer-
ing with the event on the first published
date.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

-Spicer received lots of orders fo
suits while he was at Millbrook and Col
by this week.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

Miss Kate Mcdonald, of Collyer, has
been visiting Miss Benedict several days
this week.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29
THE BROWN RECEPTION,
An Immense Affair with No Rea
son for Doubt.

The reception to Rev. ". B. Brown and
wife took place at the residence of James
Kelly, Esq. Very considerably, last Sun
day the announcement was made that, on
account of the expected coming of Sena-
tor Plumb, the reception would be post
poned from Tuesday evening to Thursday
evening. So, when reception evening
arrived, our citizens, in a great degree
regardless of fdenominational ties, were on
hand, looking and feeling comfortable
and good-natured Preparations had
been made for one hundred and fifty
persons to take supper at Mr.. Kelly's.
The estimate was not overdrawn. The
reception lasted from two to three hours,
the most of the company leaving about 10
o'clock. The social feature of the occa-
sion could not have been more decidedly
successful. The spacious parlors and
other rooms, both up stairs and down,
were amply occupied for the time being.
The band discoursed literally its excel
lent music. Other instrumental and vo-
cal music helped to charm the time away.
The supper was just such an one as any
body knowing Mrs. Kelly and the assist
ants which she had would have expected
plentiful and delicious.
Mr. Brown, who recently located here
as pastor of the Presbyterian church, is
not likely to mistak for something else
such welcome as he received Thursday
night.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

Squire Hutzel has sold his residence
to 10. Marks, and the purchaser is occu-
pying it.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

VIM. Sweeney is receiving welcome
visit from his mother, who lives in Rock
Island county. Ill.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

All kinds of Farm Implements man.
ufactured by the David Bradley Co. sold
by Ellsworth.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

The wife of John Lockard died on
Thursday of some chronic disease. She
was buried at Ogallah on Friday. Mr..
Lockard lives seven or eight miles south
east of Ovallah.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

Mrs. J. E. Alsop is sick at Clay Cen
ter. Mr.. Alsop goes there tomorrow.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

The Baptist Association meeting will
take place tomorrow Sunday at Pleas
ant View school house, in Graham county.
There viii be no Baptist services in Wa
Keeney tomorrow. Sunday school as
usual.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

s.. r. Cowick is back from his south
western trip.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

Mr.. Geo G. Ward and wife went te
Kansas City Thursday night. They ex
pect to be home to-day.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

On Thursday DR.. Upshaw's family
moved into the house just across the draw
tn the east of The Cleveland
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

On Thursday fire was started by a
railroad engine about mile west of State
Forestry Station No. l. The fire ran
north and east until it struck the road
running north from Ogallah. Here men
stopped it. It burned about two-thirds
I'D the west side of the breaking at the
Forestry Station, then along the north
side, and ran on east. The section hands
and the Forestry hands fought it all the
afternoon, but it succeeded in burning a
strip about two and half miles long by
one mile in width, but burned nothing,
except buffalo grass.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

The new case of J. 81. Rice VS.. N. 81.
Sawtelle, for damages from failure to re-
lease certain mortgages, was up last
Thursday. The parties to the case set
tied il between themselves,
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

j. W. Tunnel. who lives in the south
east part of this county, made this Office a
pleasant call on Thursday. He came
here last spring, and is brother of our
old friend, G. W. Tunnell.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29
Forest Tree Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the people of the State
of Kansas that application books of State Forestry
Station No. viii be open for thirty days from the
date of this notice. at which time the books will be
closed and the trees on hand equally divided be-
tween the applicants In number and kind.
The trees win be delivered at the Station free Of
charge upon properly signing the conditions for
planting, culture and reports blanks for which viii
be furnished Immediately to each applicant
Address, 8. C. ROBB,
Commissioner of Forestry,
Oct. 20. 1887. Ogalah, Kansas.
State papers please Copy.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

w. A. Eppler was delivering apples
in the Ogallah neighborhood Thursday
afternoon. He brought them from the
eastern part of the state and sold them at
81 .25 per busbel
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

Mrs. w. T. Hunter has been quite
sick a portion of the week.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

Melton Coatings s-just arrived-at
Spicer,s the merchant tailor.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

Fancy Cassimeres- arrived-at
Spicer's, the merchant tailor
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

Fancy Worsteds-just arrived-at
Spicers' the merchant tailor.
Western Kansas world., 1887-10-29

INTERESTING TO THE LADIES.
At the Ladies Bazaar, Saturday, 29th
inst, there will be an elegant lot Of winter
hats, trimmings, etc. Don't fail to see
them while the assortment is complete.
Mss. A. L. Fusox.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
NUTTTINV NEVN
PORT NETWORK. ........ WEDNESDAY, FEB Q. Il

POINT OF NEw.YoRK WEDNESDAY. FER. Q. 1887
s,eamer Canada OBJ Foot London Jan 20 with mdso
+ " Hurst Arrived at the Bar at stoam .,n.., 90
with mse James Arsc Co. Arrived at tho Bar at 1870
Steamer caand tptch Boucr. Rotterdam IAN 2s with
mdc cabin and ~ stesrage passengers to Funeh Edge
steamer Maric hr Locke Trinidad Jan =. Barbados q,
Kits FeU with m,se and passengers 10 outeOridge&
CO. ARRIVES At the Bar at 800 ~ on. v. with ,dso
to order to MunoI Espea Arrived at the Bar al
STEAMER Gaucu- Berry, Boston with mass 70 n pl%ocs
r mp ad ds't 10 orer vessel to Brown Co
ss &c. AM" ''"''' - Tnso,n ,m,nrs AZ vim
S SnP 70 orier vessel to Vernon II Browns 60.
ship Anglo American tBrl smith, LVerpoo' ~ days. with
irYn ,1 10 soda DOR so Hamburg 40 day. with salt
ana qH k,PIoe er, ohenorf Brake "a days. with mdso
'o gaas Penny co Iohn NIB Foster gDOa Dec ~
~ Is days with iron ore to order vessel to Par
70 NS G% GTG c % days
Marx Sing 40 tyder no Jsneiro 81 days with COT
Kar ,snnssSs IAN 20 va delaware bTsa lr
ba GaFT peano Port Spain 10 days. with sugar
IN orer; vessel to + q ChaIIoner \ 60.
RAIN lose More Leonard Malanzas days. with sugar
10 g.Ts Lew Xnrow. waits. Pensacola Jan IL.
DER err, e.mstv tGer Ohlscn days. with coffee
W ii Crossnlan & Bro; vessel to master .
oW& is.msn' vessel s % o d Brett, son Co.
ada Maud tbfl fufy pcnet"a AZ DAYS, WIN sugar
Ia Ieaycraft Co. vessel To master.
nr,s John Walsh. IT, Collins, Miragoane 10 days. with log
! wood 10 Loaycrlft a 10. weasel To A Abbott.
Scr Franklin Woodruff May 10 days with
fruit 4 Pearsa vessel u breIt. son 4 Co 49,
schr kniisehsy Orr smith Porto BelIo 81 days with
nuts 10 Is + Abbott
sUNSET-Wind SANITY Hook, light. v; clear. At City
IsIand light NV clear.
Arrived yesterday
steamer vancouver (Br lndall Liverpool Jan 26 Queens
town ~ with mdse and passengers Peter Wright SONG
Arrived lar at Detained outside II hours ny
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III ndse GO cabin and III steerage passengers to ouis do
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
DETECTIVE AND LAWYER At ODDS.
Mr.. KELIAR ACCUSES PR CE OF TAKING MGRATH

Mr.. KELJ.AR ACCUSES Pr CE OF TAKING MGRATH's
MONEY-NO BLOWS STRUCK.
Detective Price, Of Captain Willams's precinct, and
Francis j. Kellar. lawyer, have had quarrel over
sum of money which William McGrath burglar, had in
his possession when he arrested Kear practses in
the criminal courts ana made attack few months
against the TomDs keepers lie has introduced the
ject McGrahs money in the General Sessions Court
before bat Judge Cowing said he had nothing do with
the matter Yesterday Price applied for a hearing and
asked Judge Cowng 10 allow him to make public state
ment about the money He said that he had given the
$I67 taken from McGra;h TO the property clerk at Police
Headquarters and that it aferward taken
and was returned TO Police Headquarters.
Kelar charged in substance that Price wanted to divide
the money with HIM. while Kellar said that he deter
mined to have all the money Price stood
side oil Kelar aud looked at him 1crcely while the lawyer
reiterated his determination have the money. Mean
convicted VI burglary III the nrst degree While the de-
tectve ana lawyer were squaDblng about his money he
was expecting sentence OF from ten 10 wcnty years
Imprisonment.
Judge Cowing finally raped sharply his desk and
directed tile men 10 keep still He said that he had
but would never have such matter discussed again.
swell, | want this man tried one of those other
charges" said Price, looking at McGrath
You not the DistrctAtiorney," said Judge Cow
Ing and have nothing to do with the matter will
hear more"
McGrath remanded to await the result OF motion
Tor a new trial. kellar and Price went TO the hallway
and there resumed the dispute aDgrily The dete-
tive called the lawyer thief and the lawyer called
the detective "a liar" No blows exchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
BROOKLYN.

About fifty discharged from tho Navy Yard
yesterday.
Absolute divorce granted yesterday To Washington
Smith from Mr.. susan Smith who recently ooped
Two OF smallpox have teen found AT No 2o7
stag where girl died with disease nlne day, ago
public school Is IN the same block.
James Cn9nngham age lhTiyone Of No 3o2 ErlerysL.
dying nom the Injuries she sustained.
The sailors Of the United states steel cruiser
al Websier's II AL tomorrow evening
The S2d REGIMENT hal fni dress revow ard reception
regiment reviewed. by Brgader. McLecr and
stan ~
temporary Injunction las been secured by the Rroosyn
Cable Railroad Company to prevent The broadway Railroad
ton TO make It permanent viii be argued saturday
The aagsh Tenne..ee underwent another trial Of hor
run Tor few ne@rs when y al to be stopped
go 10 sea for another month -
Arrangements completed for the Logan M.mora
meeting the Academy OF Music March H. Minute run,
Aeadey viii pray ie A%phon 80
w.il sing. and Senator tullom of Illinois, will speak
The anniversary OF the Womans Missionary Circle o ala
in the lecture OF the Central Baptist Church
and sonth tiithst. last evening The Icv Chrstophcf
the Baptist mission ned present An aldtes, Sas
made by Mrs Bainbrdge ~
ra pa e r was Of se IN ne no, Sessions
Schoes ST. In which fourteen persons lived lilo had an n.
IN two place." hc fae thai h' Mr. ,e n Sross Gu,
evidence against him The Jury dcberated thTs. hon n
acquitted him. " -''
number Of yOnng men and boys have annovea ,.o,i.
passing along Washngtonst near Myrtle al night or
time many Of them hanging the door, of tbs
Washington Assembly ltous, where dancing ~ .noa ON
nearly night aud 6cgsnS nen and w"s
whom they dare approach Six OF the lOungers were neI
each yesterday by Police Justice Walsh. N '"'u -
Police Justice kenna Yesterday adjourned the hearing in
land Railroad company who l. charged with grand m
taking money from various tick along ~.
| new charge has been preferred against Farr ~ "' -
Superv at. Large QuIntar1 yesterday vetood ~ .
ton adopted by the Board Of proyns "r S
cree on o. slone AL ana IRON ence aud agsng the rde
In the veto MI Quntard the Will he ~.
pirate and useless piece OF ornament" aud that ip ~
this ciaract would De more suitable a
IN Greenwood Cemetery than Tor public building in tho
| OF brooklyn" 'h ''' "'o w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
MAKING SPEECHES FOR FARMERS.

CLOSE OF THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL AMI
DAIRY ASSOCIATIONS CONVENTION.
The American Agricultural and Dairy Association closed
its National Convention yesterday at the Grahu oeh
Hotel There was a large attendance ana inc mecu"s
was enlivened by speech by Mrs. Sarah Twi'cnen u
BROOKLYN an advocate OF women's rights Among 'no
new arrivals Congressman Weber OF Jn, 20
Senator James C. Mcbride. of New-Jcrscy NJ s y,
Canton n. j., and James Hughes, expTeslueh. v. sno
Baltimore Produce Exchange Several women were
present MessrA Wait and Hughes read papers Oh
Then the resolution introduced tuesdays evening ses
sion, j. j. Rosa Of Delaware favor1ng the
Congress Of Senator Becks bill known as the railroad
Attorney bill, as 4: originally offered by senator
was finally by Of IL to H. Then Congressman
Weber made q speech. . -
The association then passed resolutions expressing
sympathy with all agricultural interests ana especially
wine b. Clayton, editor Of The Wine and Frat Gr0toer
read paper pure wines The delegates were Informed
that at the conclusion OF the session Mr. Clayton woud
present each with bottle OF pure California WING
TO approve Congressman Hatch for secretary OF the pro
posed Government Department OF Agriculture anu
Labor, but refused 1t.
Mrs Twitchell had been waiting patiently for some
time for her chance She at length gained the noor ana
made earnest plea farmers daughter for Inc pet
terment of the farmers wfe's lot She said
came here In the interests OF farmers but you have NOT
brought your wives. am advocate o. wonans sluaYe
have taken the first In spun yarn and butter AZ o
county lair. farmers wife soud be farmers WIFE inc
trouble now Is that she wants to be Ike city foks
her in the love Of home decorate the honse ay anu eae
her pack that they won't be rotten when e
get to the city farmers wife the most important part OF
farmer for when settled out West he used 10 adVcr
tse ior wife,
Mrs. Twitche down amid applause, and resolutions
were passed thanking her for her remarks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
TILE NElY RlNR

The Western National Bank Incorporated yester-
day and these officers elected: President, Daniel
Manning; vccpresident, Conrad n. Jordan cashier. f.
Bankenhorn The board of directors was not completed
until two been filled the names
withheld United States Treasurer Jordan was at the
eubTreasury all day, but he busiy engaged with
the affairs OF the bank that lie received few visitors
except those concerned In it. He returned Washing
last night. Subscriptions TO the capital OF bank
are still coming iD but they will considered In the
allotment The capital Is fixed at $3OOO,OOO and the
subscriptions which amount to half the
reQur-d amount, will be scaled IL was not considered
advisable increase the capital account Of the liberal
offerings of money. Mr. Blankenh0rn. who chosen
cashier II the present assistant cashier OF the Third
National Bank with which he has been connected for
nearly twenty five years The bank will begin bust
about May and will occupy rooms in the Equitable
Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10

Mrs Elizabeth Connaughton OF No 40 West Fifty fifth.
went Police Headquarters yesterday and said she had
been deserted by her husband Fireman James
Of Engine Company No 81 in West Forty seventhst She
thoue that he and Mrs Mary Miller widow, had
gone Philadelphia The police told her that would
70 Procure warrant Tor her husbands arrest before he could
be brought back 10 the city, Mis- 9hon has i've
children 10 look after and He oldest child by
Of ten Years at rr sent suffering ION nip disease and her
youngest baby. born neen moltis ago Connaughon
received his January SllS saturday and
from the enginehOuse thai evening morning when
he last his wife, he said he would late
IS he going Brooklyn private told
him she had Eorey for the household and urged
him To take home OF h.
She has been told since Miller In
kehthave, late saturday night the pair
carrying bundles.
M Miller the widow OF william r. Miller fireman Of
Engine Nc 49, who died she boarded In West
and was anor OF the engine honse in West
their grandparents Last $40
and collected $50 OF her she also
saturday Ii Is that she
seen together al places OF amusement aiey
absence duty the Fire
yesterday and he probably viii be dismissed from the depart
prOinptly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10

Steamer Ambrose tBr) Bs4on Ceara Jams. Maranham
rs. with mdse to Tooth Co. Arrived at the Bar al
steamer Newport shackior Aspinwall Jan g. with mise
ana az pAS,enss ira 70 t t.se y to~
steamer saTatoss curtis Gardcnas Feb Havana day
with nlise AMI passengers to Jas Ward Co. Arrived
At rhs Bar 6.SOp Detained outside by log ua.,
STEAMER cS S B9Iser to Mallory Co.
steamer Lone star. Mason, Galveston days. with mdse
Steamer ii Monte Hawthorne, Neworieans days. with
Steamer RnckerJockc Kembe New Orleans days. with
mdse and passengers to : IL seaman -, ,. r,, rdsa
steamer beneactor 1rbou. wilmington days WIN muse
steamer Roanoke Couch. Newport News and West Point
va with mdso aud passengers old Dominion - Co.
CLEARED.
Steamer Napier OBJ, Henderson, CardiG-smpson Spence
steamer Flowcrga,e OBJ. Nicholson Bordeanr-Funch'
steamer Picqua Or rru'e. Barcelona Phelps Bros CO.
Steamer Utopia uBr. Morrison Mediterranean por'S-"'
steamer Alps nr Armstrong Port au Prince Aux Cages
steamer Jeanne Fccthy. 81 Johns. PR IL Winchester
steamer Iampasas crowe Galveston via Key west-c II
Steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk pha-ROberts
kins. ~. ,,-,,,n, r,or,,,o Hall.
.he ,Br roPp. II Johns. NFIJohn Wi, smear
s~hr Alma tBr) Hogan Georgetown. Denerara-D & ID
Cameron. ,trn
Steamers Island for ste,tin Aer. Bremen; De Rnyter
Antwerp, Arizona aud Lake wunpes Liyerpoo'i R 2
md ismpa.as oiavcston. Nacoochee savannah seneca
Nf TSrSs o HSS' Tor aayaa lanes auckland NJ
Palmer Monteyideo. DuPpei Hull Telius houen AGA
| Gould. Matanzas
Brig Alfrcdo for Progreso.
Also salci-va Long Island sound-Bark Falmouth. fo
Hantsp0rL Ns.
MISCELLANEOUS
Bark Nimhus (Br, Smith at London from Newiork, hal
Be, damaged by collision.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
BROW HEAD Feb p-Passed steamer Acadia (Br, Haynes
fran Mel .Nork Jan 20 her la Liverpool
Feb g-Pa-sed. steamer Pennlamt (belgl NeSer
from New York Jan "a on her way la Antwerp
IIAMRuRG, Feb 9-Auiye, steamer Suevh tGer. Lndwig
Newly Ork Jan ~.
HAvaR Feb 7-saileo steamer Bohemia Ger, karlowa
from Hamburg hence Tor NewNOrk -
MlRsRIiiE- Feb CARVED steamer Scotia (Fr, Reval
fr.fn Nav Nork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
MISSIONARY WORK IN TIE REFORMED oHURcM

general missionary conference OF the Chassis OF New
York Will be held in the Collegiate Church Forty eighth st.
and Fiftave There will be az
at and In the evening 745 o'clock The
sion will be for ladies' Mrs Chamberlain and Mrs Booth
will speak then Foreign Missions" and Mrs Horton
Domestic Missions" ami reports will he read by the
church within the bounds Of the York Class
on the mi sonaiy work accomplished during the year At
meeting the addresses Ill Ice dev.
cred by the Rev DR. J. Chamberlain no Is about
his missionary work In India, and the Rev. Dr. Josiah
author Country"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
STRIKES. COAST DEFEyCE AND COMMERCE.


The Board Of Trade and Transportation yesterday dis
cussed the strikes coast defences interstate commerce
and assignment laws. Ambrose Snog presided +. II.
Thurber presented report from the Committee Rail
way Tran portation which graduated the Board that
IL had been at last successful after fourteen OF
gent Efforts In securing the passage OF bill 10 regulate
Interstate commerce. resolution offered by Morris :.
Wise adopted urging favorable action upon the bill
before the Legislature TO prohibit the making OF prefer
by nsoent debtors and for the better protection
OF creditors in assignment resolution presented
by d. Waldo smith adopted IL Ommended the pas
by the Senate OF measures for providing de-
fences and urged Congress To adopt weimaturcd plan
and grant sufficient appropriation to AIRY To pro
tect the coast Additional Ons presented by Mr.
Thurbcr urging upon Congress the ACCESSIBILITY OF adopting
the bill now before open the production OF ordnance
public competition, ordering the trial of the Haskell
mutcharge and the convention OF the old stock OF
cast-iron hand into combined smooth bore rifle
cannOus and appropriatiug therefor SlO.3i0O00.
John f. Henry referred Ia the strikes, their effect
upon business and offered resolution urging all parties
interested 10 submit the entire matter to arbitration. j.
II. Wasnburn secretary OF the Home Fire Insurance
Company. took the view that when quit work and
admit that they have grievances that who will
not work themselves permit others 10 work until
there settlement Of their grievances. deserve less
should take action should the authorities 10
give protection 10 those willing 10 work. lie
antagonstic to the workingmen but II arbitration
advisable t should he between those willing
those unwilling to work Further discussion followed
which at times became animated. and The bylaws
hbt action upon resolutions not called attention 10 In the
notice OF the meeting. Mr. Henry withdrew the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
VIEW TEA CHEERS IN THE SCHOOLS

The Teachers Committee OF the Board OF Education
day received applications om the trustees In the upper
wards of the city for about thirty teachers involving
the salaries OF about 10000 Owing the small
appropriation for the year the committee did not favor
than ten and these OF the lowest
teacher who salaries S40s These
are only until Man when the attendance usually fais or
Dill beng prepared by the committee 10 be presented in
Albany directing the reopening OF The budget by the Board